100 Wealth Building Secrets

In Podcast #87, “Building Your Family Constitution,” James Marshall explains why lasting multi-generational wealth requires more than money—it requires a shared set of values, principles, and expectations that can guide a family from one generation to the next. As part of The Hive Podcast Series, based on his book The Hive: Multi-Generational Wealth Building Strategy and its companion action tool, The Hive Workbook, James walks listeners through creating a family mission statement, identifying core values, establishing meaningful traditions, developing future leaders, and creating a framework for family communication and decision-making. Listeners are encouraged to gather their families and begin drafting their own Family Constitution, while using the complimentary digital copy of The Hive Workbook available at www.marshallyourmoney.com/wealth-survey. The central message is simple: a family's greatest inheritance isn't only the wealth it leaves behind, but the values and wisdom that teach future generations how to use that wealth well.

This is the first of a series of special podcast discussing the concepts of the Hive Multi-Generational wealth building system. Step one to your families multi-generational wealth building plan.

In this podcast we discuss the concept of establishing a family bank that can replace commercial banks for some of auto loans, personal loans and maintaining proper levels of cash reserves.

In this podcast we discuss the planning process that should be involved in orchestrating a long-term retirement income strategy. Accumulating money for retirement is important; but just as important is the withdrawal strategy throughout your retirement years. 

In this podcast we discuss the basic fundamentals of Medicare and give you information to help you decide on the best plan for you and your family's finances.

In this podcast we discuss the discipline, planning and strategy you may want to use when deciding on your entry and exit of investment holdings.

In my years as a Registered Investment Advisor, I have sat across the
table from hundreds of clients who came in not because they lacked
ambition—but because no one had ever given them a roadmap. While
reading the 10th anniversary edition of The New Jim Crow by Michelle
Alexander, I was struck by a concept she draws from the sociologist
Loïc Wacquant: the "closed circuit of perpetual marginality"—a
self-reinforcing system designed to keep people trapped. Alexander
quotes Wacquant to illuminate how institutions cycle individuals through
disadvantage with no visible exit. Though rooted in the sociology of
incarceration, I recognized it immediately as a financial reality for millions
of Americans.
Limited access to capital. Reactive decision-making under pressure.
Missed opportunities compounding into lost decades. And the relentless
grind of instability that makes long-term thinking feel like a luxury. As an
advisor specializing in comprehensive financial planning, my job is to
interrupt that circuit—and replace it with a structured framework that
builds real, lasting, guaranteed wealth.

During this podcast we discuss the steps to take when leaving your job to start your own business. From the cubicle to the CEO!

We talk with Tyeisha Velasquez, a young woman that currently made the transition and has a lot to say about the process.

Check out her IG page at "Thesundaysaucefamily" or at her website: anygivensundaysauces.com

In this podcast we address what is holding you back from moving forward toward your goals.

Executive Coach Tandelyn Weaver joins on the  discussion and gives excellent advice on how to get past your excuses! 

During this podcast we talk about the differences between saving and investing, and why you should be clear on which one you should be focusing on during different phases of your life.

This is critical information to assure a strong financial foundation for building wealth.